Sentence examples for can quite explain from inspiring English sources

Nobody can quite explain why.

And no one can quite explain why.

No one can quite explain it.

No one, it seems, can quite explain it.

But no one can quite explain the current behavior or reliably predict the future.

For reasons nobody can quite explain, the group has quietly grown old.

This makes the programme a winner by mysteriously triggering an archetypal response in its viewers, the "it" thing that no one can ever quite explain.

James P Hoffa, the Teamsters president, called it a "bad deal", saying: "TPP backers like to insist it will result in new work for Americans, although they can never quite explain how".

Maybe no one can fully explain the explosion of the Harry Potter and "Ice and Fire" franchises, but fans can quite easily explain to themselves why they are fans: it's because of the books.

Proposition 8, much like the banning of same-sex marriage in Maine and now New York, is a huge movement backwards, a betrayal of the most basic tenets of human rights and the social contract, which any junior high kid with a dog-eared copy of Locke or Hobbes can quite easily explain to you.

There are movies that don't make sense narratively but experimentally they do because they are touching on some nerves that you can't quite explain but you can feel.